Expanded Roster

In retrospect, putting up a flyer advertising that I was planning to lose my v-card on camera—and was looking for a partner—wasn't the best idea I've ever had. I'm type A, the person who does all the work on the group project. I've never even thought about doing something like this, but I don't have a choice: I need fast cash so my sister can have the future she deserves. No one even answers my ad until I'm sitting at an off-campus café, looking over the questions I prepared like this is a job interview—And he shows up. I can't do this. We shouldn't do this. He's on the college baseball team that I work for. I could lose my job. He could get cut from the team. We shouldn't do this… until we do. And we definitely shouldn't get his best friend—who might have a crush on me, who might have a crush on him—involved. Or my ex-stepbrother, who's threatening to take custody of my sister. And I shouldn't get involved with them all at once. Suddenly, I'm involved in a group project of an entirely different kind, one that definitely can't last. I said yes on camera—a lot of yeses—but do I have the courage to say yes to my happily ever after?